Hi everyone please let me know what course you have been through in the Classroom section and let me know what are your difficulties or questions.

Hello @Syed ali salman Askari and @Ricky De Jesús Valentín !! Welcome to the community. I want you both to say a couple of words in french without using the translator if possible, only if you know a bit of french :) Introduce yourself here to the community in french or english, tell us more about yourself, what you expect here? What are you looking for? What are you passions etc! Thank you for joining! Explore what is available for you in the Classroom and let me know here if you have any questions.

Leçon du Jour: Counting 0-10 🔢 Being able to count is essential to survival! - 0: zéro - 1: un (ahn) - 2: deux (duh) - 3: trois (trwah) - 4: quatre (kahtr) - 5: cinq (sank) - 6: six (seess) - 7: sept (sett) - 8: huit (weet) - 9: neuf (nuhf) - 10: dix (deess) Practice: Say the numbers out loud while counting your fingers! Try to practice the pronunciation.

In many French-speaking countries, people greet each other with "la bise" (one or more cheek-kisses). Key Takeaway: - Who: Usually only used with friends and family. - How Many: The number of kisses varies by region (usually 2, but sometimes 3 or 4! in Paris for example) ). - As a Beginner: If you are unsure, don't initiate it! Just offer your hand (a handshake) or a simple Bonjour. A simple Bonjour is always safe. 1. Quick Lesson: The Foundation - Je Suis... 📝 Writing Lesson: Who Are You? The verb ÊTRE (to be) is the most important verb in A1 . Today we focus on the first person singular: JE (I). - I am = Je suis Examples: - Je suis étudiant. (I am a student.) - Je suis professeur. (I am a teacher.) - Je suis Paul. (I am Paul.) Your Turn! Use this structure to introduce yourself and your freind/husband or wife, in that case you will use Il est or Elle est if she is a girl.